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This online metronome is easy to use, precise, efficient, and requires no installation.
How to Use:
- Click on the Play or Pause button.
- Adjust the speed using the +5, -5, +1, and -1 buttons.
Advantages of an Online Metronome
The main advantage is that this online metronome requires no installation whatsoever—no need to install an application or software. Another advantage of this particular metronome is its simplicity; it's extremely easy to use and quick to get the hang of. What's more bothersome for a musician than a metronome with fifty options?
Metronomes are essential tools for musicians, whether beginners or professionals. They help maintain a constant tempo during music performance, which is crucial for a coherent and precise interpretation. However, traditional metronomes can be bulky and expensive. Fortunately, thanks to modern technology, using online metronomes is possible, accessible anytime, anywhere.
This online metronome is user-friendly for enhancing your musical performances. While some other online metronomes offer training options like beat subdivisions, I've preferred simplicity in offering this metronome.
It's also highly convenient for traveling musicians. It can be used on any internet-connected device, including smartphones and tablets, allowing you to practice anywhere, anytime. Plus, it's free, making it accessible to all musicians, regardless of your budget or expertise level.
This metronome is a valuable tool for musicians at all levels. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced musician, it will help you develop your musical technique and achieve your performance goals.
Tempo Reminders
Tempo can be defined by the number of beats per minute as well as by Italian words. Here are the main tempo indications along with their corresponding beats per minute.
| Tempo Markings | Definition | BMP |
| Larghissimo | very, very slow | 24 |
| Grave | very slow | 25–45 |
| Largo | broadly | 40–60 |
| Lento | slowly | 45–60 |
| Larghetto | rather broadly | 60–66 |
| Adagio | at ease | 66–76 |
| Adagietto | slower than andante | 72–76 |
| Andante | at a walking pace | 76–108 |
| Andantino | faster than Andante | 80–108 |
| Andante moderato | between andante and moderato | 92–112 |
| Moderato | moderately | 108–120 |
| Allegretto | moderately fast | 112–120 |
| Allegro moderato | slower thant Allegro | 116–120 |
| Allegro | quickly, fast | 120–168 |
| Vivace | lively and fast | 168–176 |
| Vivacissimo | very fast | 172–176 |
| Allegrissimo | very fast | 172–176 |
| Allegro vivace | very fast | 172–176 |
| Presto | very, very fast | 168–200 |
| Prestissimo | faster than Presto | 200 |